The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1918-01-03

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PIERZ, flORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, January 3, 1918.
No. 29
Interests
Correspondences
John
Joseph
visiting
tives.
South Agram.
Eidenshink was  in St.
a few days  last  week,
with friends  and rela-
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Aug..
Meyer a daughter.
Wm. Brummer left for Little
Falls Saturday, to attend the
Little Falls business college.
Andrew Meyer of Spring Valley, Wis., is here visiting with
the John Kippley family.
Frances Sporlein in employed
by MrsJ John Nagel.
The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Nagel was chist-
ened Helen Theresia in St. Joseph's chureh. Mr. and Mrs.
Math. Muellner   were sponsors.
John Swegler of disirict 131
left for his home in Becker Co.,
where he will visit his family a
few weeks.
Mrs. J.J. Brummer and her
daughter Eva called at the
Fred Sporlein home Sunday afternoon.
Sullivan News.
The Lenord Pint family gave
a dance at their home Chistmas
night, at which the young people
had a good time.
The Riley Hoskins family
were Christmas guests at the
H. C. Smith home.
Mr.and Mrs. T. S. Look gave
a Christmas dinner to the C. E.
Look family and Mrs. Ford and
daughter.
Messrs. Wolfenden and Wood
were in our burg Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Sims were
lake callers Thursday.
and   Mrs.   Covenick  and
who  have  been visiting
vicinity,   left
Grand Forks
Mr.
bab,y,
relatives in this
for their home in
Wednesday.
•    John   Britton   autoed   to  the
county seat Wednesday.
Fred Lynn, Bill Droger and
R.T. Hoskins were Lastrup callers Friday.
Our mail carrier bought the
Hoskins bus to be used on the
mail route while Mr. Hoskins
bargained for the lease bus—
in which to haul the school
children.
John
Sunday
home.
and   Earl
callers at
Smith   were
tin* Hoskins
Mrs.   T. S. Look  visited
Dorman family Monday.
the
Our steady growth indicates
superior service. First State
Bank of Genola.
Fishing* is Not
Forbidden Now
By order of the Minnesota
Public Safety Commission, upon the recommendation of Hon.
Carlos Avery, executive agent
of the state tish and game commission, Mille Lacs Lake has
been opened for commercial fishing during the period of the
war. Fishing must be,, carried
on according to regulations
made by the safety commission
covering all bodies of water in
the state.
Chas. E. Lucas of Wahkon
has been appointed by the state
to act as buyer for the entire
Mille Lacs lake country and the
state will buy all the marketable tish offered for sale. No
one else is permitted to buy lish
from a fisherman and no fisherman has a right to sell to anyone else. The state +'urnishes
tbe market, fixes both wholesale and retail -prices, employs
the buyer. One person in each
community may be permitted to
sell fish at retail, but he mnst
buy all his tish from Mr. Lucas,
and must sell them at prices
fixed by-the state, he being allowed what is deemed a reasonable profit to pay the expenses
of handling.
Under date of Dec.   14,   Commissioner Avery authorizes Mr.
Lucas  to    pay    the    following
prices;
Pickerel, not speared, per lb. 5c
Speared pickeral, per lb 4c
Perch, per lb 6c
Pike, per lb 6c
Tullibees, per lb 4c
Pike must not be speared, but
may be caught in anv other
way. All other varieties may
be taken by hook and line, net
or spear. Mr. Lucas will gladly explain conidtions and requirements to any who are interested.
Some five or six years ago
the lake was closed to commercial fishing because it had been
"re-stocked" with some thousands of pike fry. All efforts
to secure the abrogation of the
unjust rule have until now proved unavailing. When the move
to supply fish to the people of
the state at a reasonable figure
was made by the safety commission, Mr. Lucas and other Wahkon gentlemen took up the matter with the state officials, with
the view of having Mille Lacs
designated as one of the bodies
of water to come under the new
order. Mr. Avery, the excecu-
tive agent, made Wahkon and
other points an official visit and
later called Mr. Lucas to St.
Paul for further conference
upon the matter. Tbe result
was tbat the desired order was
given and Mr. Lucas was appointed buyer, and he will equip
himself for that purpose.
Draft Board Has Troubles
Grain And Produce
Market
Report
Choice No. 1 Northern $2.04
Wheat, No. 1, $2.00
Wheat, No. 2.	
Wheats No. 3	
Wheat, No. 4	
Flax,	
Barley	
Rye .	
Oats	
List of Personal Property Tax.
Village of Pierz
TOTAL,   TAX   RATE   BT
DISTRICTS
SCHOOL
School   district   No.   14 .9.6
Name Valuation
Aldrich ter,   Barbara    ...       50
Automatic   Musical    Co.     125
Burton,   Barney        2345
Boehm,    John          100
Brummer,   Norbert    ....       10
'Bayer,    Steve           110
Benfield,   Julia            50
Bares,    Hubert          425
Borgerding-  &  Co.,  John 1685
Boser,   John   J     285
Bentfield,   Elizabeth    ...
Boehm,    Engelbert    ....
Degnan,   H.   S      255
Dusher,   Jacob            60
Dunken,   R.   M      370
Eller,   William          780
Faust,   J.   J	
Fuhrman,   John            70
Fuhrman,   Frank         120
Faust,   Frank          470
Fritz,    Joe             60
Faust,    Andrew            10
Gau,   Henry         265
Grell,   Joe   H 2905
Gross,    Dominic          150
Gravell,   Chas.   E..      650
Grell,   Frank        2410
Gassert,    Henry         170
Gilbert,   Claude
Gilbride,   F.   J	
Grell,   John   H	
German   State   Bank    .
Hartman,   P.   A	
Hesch,    Math	
Hartman,   A.   V	
Hartman,    Theresia    ..
Healy,   K.   T	
Hennen,    Nick    	
Hennen,   Francis   	
Kiewel,  Jac,  Brewing
Co.
205
145
480
7360
73-.
55
430
540
40
375
Koering,   Herman    ..... 815
Keller,    Albert      85
Kapsner.    Carl      525
Karst,    Nick      560
Kerkoff,   E.   H  385
Kains,    Andrew    	
Kubitschek,   Math	
Langer   Bros  125
Loele,   John      100
Lokowitch,    Mike    	
Morrison   County  Lumber
Co  2040
Meyer,    Nick       295
Meyer,    Maggie      70
Mercantile   Co.   of   Pierz 1220
Northwestern   Clearance
Co  100
Neisius,   Jacob      1370
Nohner,    Clara    . .  110
Newman,    Mary    	
Primersberger,  Steve
&   Fred      375
Primersberger,    Steve    . 50
Priner,   Joe,   Estate    ... 600
Phillips,    John      40
Poster,   Peter      815
Poser,   Geo.,   Jr	
Poser,    Lorenz    	
Pierz   Mercantile   Co.   ..
Schauble,    Arthur      65
Schauble,    Lillian      50
Scoles,   R.   E  35
Schrout,    Mike      150
Stiegler,   J.   G  95
Stoll,    Anton      270
Rchmitt,    EI  55
Schraml,    Andrew      60
Schrout,   Frank      85
Schmidtbauer,  Mike,
"Est."     	
Spanfellner,    Louis    ....
Thomas,   Math      15
Thienes   Bros  265
Tembrell,   Anton      120
Tschida,     Andrew    	
Tretter,   Helena   	
Virnig,   F.   X  15
Virnig,   F.  X.  &  Co.   ... 2910
Vonderhaar,   Anna    .... 20
Virnig,   Joe   H  65
Weiner,   Louis      160
Wermerskirchen,   Mary 85
Weis,   Frank,   Sr	
Zeigler,   John    	
mills
Tax
1.98
4.95
100.57
3.96
.40
4.36
1.98
16.S3
80.87
11.29
5.40
3.60
10.10
2.38
14.65
30.89
12.00
2.77
4.75
18.61
2.38
.40
10.49
127.04
5.94
31.74
95.74
12.73
8.12
5.74
19.00
291.45
296.66
9.6S
17.03
21.38
1.58
6.00
2:10
14.85
32.87
3.37
20.79
22.18
15.25
1.50
7.50
4.95
3.96
1.80
111.52
11.68
2.77
48.31
3.96
55.30
4.36
3.60
14.85
1.98
23,76
1.58
12.47
12.00
6.00
1.50
2.57
1.98
1.39
5.94
3.76
10.69
2.18
2.3S
3.37
1.50
9.00
.59
10.49
4.75
.60
9.00
.59
117.57
.79
2.57
6.34
3.37
2.40
15.00
Village of Genola
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BY   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
,.      1,97
.        1.94
_. . 1.90.
3.20
.. i.28
._. 1.72
...     72
EarCorn  1.25
Hay .-     7.00
Butter, Creamery ..       45
Dairy       37
Eggs       42
Flour.Royal     5.30
"   White Rose     5.20
Low grade flour 4.00
Bran 2.10
Cracked Corn 80 pounds 2.75
Shorts 2.25
There has been considerable
trouble caused the draft board
of late by registrants who have
filled out their questionnaire
and .after sending them in have,
gone to the draft board to have
them look up their questionnaires again, thinking tbey had
made a mistake. This causes
considerable trouble and will
not be tolerated any longer as
in some cases the filled out
j sheets have been tiled away and
it takes considerable time to locate them.
School   district   No.   1
Name
Aldrichter,    C    E.
Augelmeier,   John   . .
Brick,   Otto   J	
Brown,   Casper   	
Bolster,   F.   O	
Block, Herman ....
Benfield, Herman ..
Benfield,   Mrs.   Anna
Dahmen,    Joe     	
Dillenburg,   F.   J.    . .
First   State   Bank   ..
Genola   Grain    Co.
Gruber,   Robert,   Sr.
Harsch,   J.   T	
Hennen,    Henry          450
Harsch    &    Grell          375
Jamma,    Toney          805
Kelzenberg,    Peter    ....     535
l.itke,    Flaudy          445
Langer,   John   H      340
Leese,    Mike           230
Rauch,    Magnus          795
Rich  Prairie  Elevator
Co T....  1200
Solinger,    Peter    	
Solinger,    H.    J      265
Smith,    Geo  5
tumpf,    Henry          250
8 35.3
Valuation
55
80
..     135
65
. . 9.40
..     140
510
.0
48'-)
1610
445
10
Terhaar,
Terhaar,
John          115
John           600
mills
Tax
1.94
2.82
4.77
2.29
33.18
4.94
3.60
3.60
18.00
.70
1G9.44
70.93
49.00
.35
16.49
13.24
29.3.2
IS.89
17.20
12.00
8.12
28.06
49.71
2.10
9.35
.18
8.83
4.06
21.18
Village of  Lastrup
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT
DISTRICTS
SCHOOL
Ground Feed_.
Beans 	
Onions	
Potatoes.......
2.40
5.00
2.50
90
School   district  No.   36 43.6
Name Valuation
Buesseler,   F.   X $ 100      J
Buesseler,   Robert   E.   ..    120
Creamery,   Lastrup    .
Co-operative          115
Eller,    Lins          160
Fisher,   John,   Sr 2175
Gross   Bros 1275
Gross,   Peter   J        30
Han .man,    Alfred    	
Klein,   Rev.   Herman    ..    140
Miller,   Franz    	
Popepping,   Henry   B.    .     350
Stroeing,    Henry          320
Tretter,    George    	
Vosen,    Charley            75
Vosen,   Kate          295
mills
Tax
4.36
5.23
5.01
6.98
4.50
94.83
1.31
2.40
6.10
.90
15.26
13.95
1.50
3.27
12.86
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
School   district  No.   36 43.1
Name Valuation
Goss   Imp.   &   H.   Co....$  SOO     $
Ortman,   John            20
Ortman,   Theo      775
Thommes,   Casper            40
Town  of  Richardson
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
Sanborn,   J.   A.
Sanborn,   Chas.
Sorum,   F.    C.
Taylor,   J.   R.
Thompson,   E.
Vaux,    E.    D.    .
Wood.   E.   N.    .
Waller,   A.   C.
H.
M.
85
155
135
80
195
■ 55
90
160
4.04
7.36
6.41
3.80
9.26
2.61
4.28
7.60
Village  of  Buckman
TOTAL  TAX   RATE  BT   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
Town of Pierz
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT
DISTRICTS
SCHOOL
School district
School district
School district
School district
School district
ichool district
School district
School district
School district
School district
School   district
Name
Altrichter,   Frank
Sollig,   Joe   P.    ..
-Ollig,    John
Block,    Bernard
<!ares,   Mrs.   Mary
Jednar,   Anton   J.
Bednar,   John   B.
Sednar,    Joe
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
14...
19.. ,
46...
41..
97...
98...
99...
127..
129..
112..
138.
,.31.3
, .33.3
..34.2
...31
.30.9
..32.9
..33.8
..38.2
-.37.6
;.34.4
.35.3
A.
Valuation
.? 160
50
.    160
.     450
95
285
385
105
Bednar,    Anton       250
'.lock,   Gerhard      300
Dickmann,    William    ... 405
Dushner,     Andrew     .... 240
Feucht,    Louis      20
^eucht,    Albert      185
Jross,     Nick      250
Gohl,    August      260
.ruber,   Robert,   Jr.    ... 370
Hrtz,   Peter  L  780
Girtz,     William      395
Grithner,    Jos'eph      290
Gohl,    Joe      155
Geiger,    Frank      390
Gohl,   Joe   J  00
linther,    Arno      485
Hesch,   Joe   L  735
Herold,     Alfred      110
Herold,    Mike      370
Hoffman,   Geo.   M  140
Hoffman,   Geo	
Heigl,   Frank      535
Hoheisel,   Joe      845
Hoheisel,    Carl       615
harsch,   Robert    	
lamina,    John  400
lendro,   John   M  360
Kapsner,    Frank       385
vimman,    Frank       705
Kastonek,   John      420
Kalusche,   William    .... 260
'Cerkhoff,   E.    H  220
Karrell,   Francis      220
'.anger,    Mrs.   Mary   ... 410
.anger,   John   P  5
danger,     Christ      45
.ochner,    Nick      165
.ochner,   Math      340
'.anger,    Aloysius      175
Motschke,    Albert      515
Marsheck,   Jul.   H  560
Millner,     Math       600
Meyer,   Mike   N  740
Meyer,     William       480
Meddek,    Wenzel       885
Marsheik,    John       410
Mischke,   John      1095
Mischke,    Joe      135
Meyer,    Carl      280
Newman     Peter      355
Nagel,   Peter      15
Vagel,    Mrs.    A  860
N'agel,   Joe   &   Hubert.. 165
Newman,     Joe      S5
'Hremba,   Frank   B.    ... 655
Theo  175
"itremba
Hremba,
Hremba,
otremba,
"Hremba,
itremba,
r,r zybilla,
Aug  530
Frank   A.    ... 510
John   M  95
Joe      770
Frank,   Sr.    ..
Frank      345
erchen   Horse   Co.   .... 180
''rzybilla,    Joe      405
'ella,   Ignatz      235
"■aulu,    John      155
''miser,   Math      345
teding,   John   S  275
=!oestater,    Carl      275
ieding,   John      1185
"lauch,    Frank      315
.tangl,    Conrad      400
stockel,   Martin      70
"lebrout,   Valentine    .... 150
stangl,    John      135
Stangl,   Joseph      205
Sonka,   F.   J  315
Schrout,   Joe      105
ichrout,   Valentine   M.. 65
stumpf,    Ed  365
Terhaar,   Geh.   H  170
Terhaar,   Henry      575
Urai,   Joe      320
Virnig,   C.   A  580
'■Valerius   &   Langer   ... 150
■Vurzer,    Frank      430
Wilkes,   Gerhard      250
'Vilkes,   Gerhard   H.   ... 180
Zenger,     Christ       115
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
mills
Tax
5.26
1.57
6.11
14.80
3.16
9.49
12.67
3.50
8.33
10.26
13.32
7.90
4.23
6.09
8.23
8.66
12.32
25.60
13.35
9.80
5.16
13.18
3.04
15.96
24.48
3.66
12.32
5.26
4.50
17.82
31.40
25.93
S.40
13.76
11.84
12.82
26.93
13.82
8.66
9.29
7.44
12.83
.18
1.40
5.43
11.19
5.48
17.72
18.65
19.74
30.42
18.34
29.47
13.86
61.20
4.19
9.46
11.11
1.67
28.64
5.49
2.66
21.81
5.9?
20.25
22.98
3.16
25.64
29.40
11.6-
5.58
13.49
8.0S
5.IP
11.35
9.1.'
9.1.
39.46
9.86
13.27
2.30
5.73
6.15
6.74
10.49
4.01
2.4S
12.34
6.00
22.90
10.53
18.86
4.70
14.15
10.63
6.35
3.78
School  District   No.   41
Name
Brandl,   John   A $   50
Brandl,   Joseph   E      95
Brandl   Bros 2170
Buckman  Co.op.  Cry.   Co    340
Blake,    Peter   F    ISO
Brausen.   Peter  J       100
Billig,    L.    A    210
Braun,    Peter        340
Buckman   State   bank  4S00
Dengel,   James   A    190
Dehler,   August   	
Faust,   Lena         10
Grundhoefer,   Nick       215
Grundhoefer,   Joseph   	
Hesch,    John        290
Janson,   J.   A    350
Janson,    John    	
Meier,   Wolfgang   	
Mueller,   Peter  H    155
Mueller Bros.,  P.  and J  2365
Mueller,   Peter  F    175
Mischke,  Mrs.  Anna  2350
Mischke,   Frank   J      85
Mueller,   Mrs.   J.   P	
Meier,    Wm	
Naber,   Mrs.   Elizabeth    230
Poster,   Miss   Katherina      25
Poster,   Jacob   	
Tionellenfitsch,  Ignatz         5
Sitzman,   _rank        20
Sitzman.   Mrs.   Maggie    240
Schirmers,    Martin       385
Schmolke,    John      2555
Sand,   Michael   	
Suess,   Frank
Weisbrick,
Weisbrick,
Weisbrick,
Town  of Pulaski
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
district
district
district
district
district
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
36	
87	
123 ..
124...
134...
4S.5
44.3
41.9
37.4
37.8
mills
Tax
35.38
.86
33.40
1.72
School
School
School
School
School
Name Valuation
Apkrow.ski,    Zigmond    .$ 435    :
Andzyejewski,    Walter . 35
Bonak,     Werehak      155
Brisk,    Mike      170
Brisk,   Ignatz      210
Cojacob,   J.   B  150
Cook,   A.   W  95
Ohristenson,    Oley    .... 150
nhmarowski,    Joe      370
Deering,    Mike      145
Froncak,    Frank      510
Hohn,   Adam            70
Hoppe,   John      155
Herman,   Jacob      475
Kingen,    Willie      120
Knminskl,   Stanley    .... 170
Kelsey,   Albert      435
Lipenskl,   Jacob            55
Malenoski,    John      215
Malenoski,   Anton      160
Voal,    John             15
Otremba,   Nick            80
Peterus,    Peters      135
Pelarski,   Mat      190
Popelak,    Joe      145
Pelarski,   Joe      220
Randall,    Oranzo            50
'^erlzeskey,    Stanley    ... 305
ikochenskl,   John      330
Smuda,    August      525
Sopneyski,    Steve            50
Shiek,    Jim       295
Smuda,   Joe            20
Taysing,   Henry      190
Walmar!.,  P.  j  210
Vulkiewicz,   Mary      320
3ak,   Mary      235
Zak,   Walter      225
Postmaster Arrested
Carl B. Bergstrom, postmaster Cuyuna, Crow Wing county,
formerly publisher of a Swedish weekly paper at Brainerd,
has been arrested and charged
with the theft of $2,700. He
bad been postmaster but a very
short time.
Richard Boehm  called
relatives here Sunday.
on
School   district   No.   88 47.5
School  district  No.  G    32.5
Name Valuation
Adkins,   Mary     $235     $
Adkins,  A.   Mary           20
Adkins,    Robt  290
Britton,    Mabel      155
Bugbee,   F.   G        35
Covenick,    A        15
Dorman,   D.   E  110
Droeger,    Wm        35
Ha3kins,   W.   R       20
Haskins,   E.   F        30
Johnson,    A.    V        70
Look,   C.   E        50
Linehan,   John   J        75
Longmeadow  Stock
farm       615
Lord,    Richard            80
Lynn,   W.   A  125
Lewis,    John      1-70
Lease,    John  205
Martin,    Alva      335
Menen,   Menno            25
Pint,    E       20
Pint,     Mat      5
Pint,    L        50
Sims,    Frank      155
Sims,    Raymond      150
Smith,   T.   H  110
Sullivan,   W.   J        65
Smith,   H.   C  160
Sims,   D.   "W  110
mills
mills
mills
mills
mill.
Tax
18.23
1.47
7.52
7.12
8.80
7.28
3.55
5.61
15.50
7.03
21.37
2.93
5.80
23.04
5.03
7.12
18.23
2.30
9.00
6.70
.63
3.35
6.55
7.96
5.42
9.22
1.87
12.78
13.83
25.46
2.10
12.36
.97
7.96
7.85
13.40
8.79
8.42
„Town of Hillman
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT
DISTRICTS
SCHOOL
Joseph   J      25
John   A	
August 	
Town o_  Biick__nn
....32.8 Mills
Valuation    Tax
$   1.64
3.12
71.18
11.15
5.90
5.31
10.04
11.45
157.44
6.23
2.40
6.75
7.05
.45
10.11
12.01
1.50
.75
5.08
77.57
5.74
78.13
2.79
.30
3.15
13.54
.82
1.20
4.66
2.16
7.87
12.93
83.80
3.90
.90
1.05
.30
TOTAL   TAX   RATE   BT   SCHOOL
DISTRICTS
.36.1
.34.2
.41.6
.35.5
.62.8
School District No. 17.
School District No. 18..
School District No. 21.
cShool District No. 29..
School District No. 41..
School District No. 99..
School   District   No.   115.
School   District   No.   116 45.8
School   District   No.   131 46.8
School   District   No.   56 36.2
School   District   No.   109 35.4
Name Valuation
Anderle,    John     $670    $
Anderlie,   Joseph          110
Brausen,    Henry    	
Brausen,   Jacob          305
Brausen,  Peter,  Jr        55
Braun,     Math          490
Baumgardner,   Fred    ...     500
Baumgardrrer,    Rudy    ..     710
Britz,   Henry          110
Britz,    Peter            30
Britz,   Mary          640
Briese,    Robert          150
Briese,   A.   T        85
Bauer,   John          565
Bauer,     Math          395
Breuning,.   Lena            95
Brixius,   John          665
Broschofsky,   Mrs.   John    110
Bpser,   Geo.   L      625
David            35
Henry          375
Flour Now of
Single Grade
Flour manufacturers as well as
dealers in flour are in receipt of
an order from the government
headquarters at Washington, D.
C,-stating that only a single
giade of flour may be used and
sold after the present supply is
used up.
The ruling of the government
states that the flour technically
known as "Straight flour of 100
per cent patent" can be made
in tbe future which means that
many of the higher grades of
flour made by tbe millers are
forbidden to be manufactured
when the new order goes into
effect. The order is another
step in "Hooverizing" by the
government in realization of
tbe fact that "food will win tbe
war."
Barron,
Block,
Clzech,
Dehler,
Dehler,
Dehler,
Dropps,
Doeken,
Blasius
Aug.   B.    .
Albert   J.
John   L.   .
G.   W:    ..
Geo.   J.    .
410
690
555
770
1050
60
60
700
' 45
865
355
585
650
235
335
455
Doeken, Harry
Doeken Bros	
Dillenburg Stephen
Dillenburg, Sob. B.
Dengel, Henry K.
Demutn, Adolph . .
Denzen, Peter ....
Denzen, George .. .
Dobmeier,   Theresia
Daniel,   N.   H	
Frye,    David      420
Fleck,    Elmer      230
Gruber,   Anton      340
• .ruber,    Edward      290
Gall,   Andrew   F  535
Gohl,     Paul       860
Hesch,   M.   E	
Hass,    Emil      75
Hagen,     Nick      375
Herlitz,    Robert      245
Hiemenz^   Joseph  •  370
Herwers,   Joseph      310
Herwers,     Fred      1135
Hortsch,    Joseph      770
Hesch   Bros  545
Hesch,   A.   A  910
Hartman,    Martin       350
Heurung,   Carl      1060
Hodorff,     Amelia      475
Hodorff,   Edward   G.    ... ISO
Hodorff,   Wm  310
Houn,    Peter      550
Houn,    Wenzel       475
Houn,    Joseph      210
Houn,    Frarrk      195
Halama,    Anna      60
"Talama,    Thomas      270
Hurrle,    Xavier      595
Peter      355
Eugene      515
Anton      785.
Bros.,   A.   and  E. 115
Nick       335
Jos.   J  325
P:.ul       135
John   M  425
Herman   F.    .. 490
Leo       230
George      130
Tendro,
rnnson
Tanson,
ranson
Kaiser,
r.aiser,
Kaiser,
Kaiser,
Kuschel
Kuschel.
Kuschel,
Kuschel,
Kuschel,
Kuschel,
Kuschel
Keehr,
Keehr,
Kloss,
Kloss,
Amelia
Frank
John
Chas.
Emil
Andrew   J.
Florian   C.
215
390
230
295
225
815
290
Kriefall
Kinzer,
Kinzer,
Kinzer,
Kowitz,
Kowitz,
Kappes
Kleist,
T-fuklock,
Albert           435
Rinold      410
Jos  400
John  330
Nick       880
Geo.
Fred    . . .
Joseph    .
Wm.   C.    .
August
1160
105
20
330
575
210
145
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
35.6   Mills
37.1   Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Tax
22.91
3.76
1.20
11.01 •
1.90
16.76
23.70
24.28
3.76
1.03
21.89
7.37
3.07
22.32
16.43
3.12
24.07
3.92
22.56
1.60
13.54
14.51
22.63
18.20
27.80
37.91
3.67
5.47
25.27
1.67
32.09
11.64
19.19
21.32
S.72
13.94
15.56
14.36
10.53
11.63
9.92
19.85
28.81
1.50
3.44
13.91
10.29
13.17
10.17
39.48
25.26
17.88
29.85
11.48
36.25
16.26
6.16
10.60
22.88
17.62
7.79
7.23
2.05
9.23
19.52
12.14
16.89
25.75
3.77
13.94
11.12
4.62
15.65
22.44
7.87
4.45
8.85
14.47
9.57
10.09
9.36
37.3.1
9.92
19.92
14.02
14.44
11.91
31.77
39.67
3.59
.96
13.73
20.36
9.62
5.16
23.29
32.14
23.SO
Mary Grell Dead,
Mary, the seventeen year old
daughter of Jos. H. Grell died
last Saturday morning and was
buried in St. Joseph cemetary
ac 10 o'clock Monday forenoon.
Deceased bad been ill for a year
or more and her death did not
come unexpected.
who
Card ot Thanks
We hereby thank all
sought to lighten our sorrows
and cares incident to tbe lingering illness and death of our
daughter Mary; and we further
heartily ' thank the givers for
tbe beautiful Christinas presents, and for the profuse floral
offerings at ber funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H
Grell
Local Happening's
Of the Week
mills
mills
Tax
11.16
.95
13.78
7.36
1.66
.7.
5.23
1.66
.95
1.43
3.33
2.3S
3.56
29.21
3.S0
5.94
8.08
9.74
15.91
1.19
.95
.24
2.38
7.36
7.12
5.23
3.09
7.60
5.23
School
School
School
School
district
district
district
district
No.
No.
No.
No.
19..
97..
112.
113.
.40.8
.38.4
.41.9
.46.9
Name Valuation
Altrichter,    John      $    24
Brausen,    Henry         255
Billmeyer,    Tad          255
Billmeyer,     Fred          115
Dominick   A.   Albert    ..     200
Driver,   I.   W      245
Juetten,   P.   J     205
Juetten,   Math.   J     105
Kastonek,    Frank            15
Dust,    Christ          320
Lust,   Chas	
Lust,   Henry  and   Christ
Miekel,     John      197
Medek,     Joseph      190
Meyer,   M.   M  526
Preglmeier,   Nick
Schraut,   Nick  F.   ...
Tamala,     John      500
Theis,    Peter      385
Volten,   Henry      425
Waytaschek,   John     . 840
Zwach,   Peter     310
60
220
230
225
mills
mills
mills
mills
Tax
$.95
10.68
9.79
4.42
7.68
9.40
9.61
4.40
.68
12.29
2.30
8.45
8.25
7.30
20.16 !
9.64 :
8.64
19.20
16.13
16.32
32.25
11.90 j
Kurtsahn,    Herman
Kpnzenberg,    Herbert
Kelzenberg,   John      7P0
TCansner,   John      980
Kahl,   Frank      680
.little  Rock  Co-pera-
tive   Creamery   Co.    .. 320 13 31
Loscheider,   Math      230 8.30
Loscheider,     Jacob    .... 120 4.27
Loscheider,   Mary      460 16.38
McKwen,     Harold      510 18.04
Mueller,   Peter   J  430 15.31
Mueller,    Math      785 26 S5
Mueller   Bros.,   P. and M. 470 16.73
Mueller,   Nick   H  420 13.78
Meier,    August      585 27.38
Meyer,     John      680 24.70
Montz,    A.    <L  440 IS 30
Muelilbauer,    Lewis    ... 170 7.07
j\ Tn.hlbauer,    Wolfgang-. 115 4.27
Miller,   Barney,   Jr  715 29.74
Miller,   C.   W  890 30.44
Miller,   Edward    G  275 9.93
Maus.   Peter   A  3S0 12.46
Nagel,   Henry      345 14.35
-fasrel,    Wm  240 9.98
Noll,    Wendeiin      20 11.09
oiman,   Geo:     .30
Ortman,    George      175 fi.23
Otremba,   Frank   B.    ... 410 13.75
Posterick,   John   J  445 14.22
Posterick,     John       145 4.96
Parkins,    Frank      205 8.53
Parkins,    Helen      45  ■ 4.27
Parkins,   Chance      655 2S.15
Pohlkamp.     Theo  1070 43.79
Poster.    John       1505- 49.69
Peschel,    John      245 11.22
Peschel.   John   F  1070 38.09
Poss,   Jacob      390 14.12
Perleberg,   Frank      215 7.76
Perleberg,    Albert      435 15.70
Przybilla,    John      500 17.80
Pecoreck.     Frank      630 26.21
Roehm,   E.   C  80 4.11
Roche,    Robert      590 20.18
Renner,   John   J  500 18.55,
Stephan,    Albert       .15
Sauer,    Ferdinand       890 31.64
Sauer,    Herman       575 21 33
Sauer,    August      940 39 10
Sitzman,    John       230 7 SI
Sitzman,     Peter      740 24.57
Suess,     Andrew      600 19.6S
Starr,     Philip       245 9.09
Starr.   Frank   J  75 2.78
Schaufler,    Joseph       335 13.94
Schirmers.    Stephen     ... 210 7.48
Sufka,    Mike       115 4.07
Rchlichting,    Isadore    .. 580 20.53
Strickler,     Daniel      235 8.32
County Seat Callings,
Marriage licenses were issued
on Wednesday to August GIantz
and Mabel Mortenson and to
Nick Court and Agnes Bares.
Dr. J. G. Millspaugh is in receipt of a letter frorn Rev. Fr.
Seliskar of St. Paul in which
tbe writer states that he is confined to bis bed from illness ancl
will be unable to till speaking
dates for-the present. Fr. Seliskar was to have delivered two
addresses in Morrison county.
Unless tbe practice of opening envelopes containing questionnaires by others than tbose
to whom addressed is stopped
several people in Morrison
county will find a charge of
tampering with TJ. S. mail placed against them. B. A. Kling
of tbe local draft board states
that several envelopes have
come back to the board which
had been opened by people who
had no authority to do so. This
is a serious offense and if charges are made severe sentences
may result.
The board has been mailing
out tbe questionnaires to tbe
drafted men and in many
cases
not
the person addressed was
at the address given by tbe records of tbe draft board. The
questionnaires, or many of
them, have come back to the
board after tbe envelopes had
been torn open. Aside from the
addressee no person has a right
to open a sealed envelope which
is going through the mails and
unless the practice is stopped
the matter will te turned over
to tbe federal authorities.
U. M. Busseu of Richmond
is here on a short visit.
Frank Brand 1 left Tuesday
for New Munich to visit his
parents.
Gust Prochinsky visited
his mother, Mrs. J. J. Faust
New Years' day.
Mr. Farmer, you should have
a checking account at the First
State Bank of Genola.
Otto J.  Brick  took  the
west bound Soo   train Tuesday morning.
Dr. Murphy, the dentist
will be at Hotel Pierz Thursday, Jan. 10th to Monday
Jan. 14th.
Joseph Och of Spring Hill
is here visiting with the Ben
Rose family.
Mike Wiener of Belgrade
is visiting with the Ben Rose
family this week.
There will be a New Years
Dance in Faust's hall next
Monday evening.
After spending the holidays at home Leo Virnig returned to Minneapolis Monday.
The First State Bank of Genola, is distinctively a farmers
bank and invites the farmers
business.
A. R. Kitts a Real Estate
agent of Fergus Falls called
here Tuesday.
Peter J. Girtz left for the
northeastern part of the
state whpre he will work in
a lurcher camp this winter.
0. E. Gravel and wife left
for Minneapolis Wednesday,
to attend a Millers' convention.
Dr. Murphy, the dentist
will be at Hotel Pierz Thursday, Jan. 10th to Monday
Jan. 14th.
Henry Stumpf and   Tony
Friedrich   left  for  Onamia
Sunday    where    they     will
chop  and    haul/ wood   for
Chas. Gravel.
Frank Macho of St. Cloud
visited here over new years.'
He is employed in a grocery
store.
F. X. Virnig was a twin
city visitor the first days, of
the week.
If you have money in the First
State Bank of Genola you are
provided with an umbrella fund
for .the proverbial ra!ny day
that comes to all.
Mrs. Anton Krueger of St.
Michaels is here visiting her
son in Granite.
A. E. Anderson, Soo line
inspector was an overnight
visitor here Tuesday.
Dr. Murphy, 1!
■ will be at Hotel l'i
(day,-Jan. 10th ty
Jan. 14th.
Gottfried Xo;
b  dentist
xi Thurs*
--.-__-;_-_■ u.. _» «
Nick Thienes spent' New
Years day in Pierz. He is
now employed in a garage in
Royalton.
Mrs. Frank Wise left yesterday morning forBrainer.!,
where, for a time she
live with her daughter,
Walerius.
ill
is
Mrs. H. J.   Vonderha:.!
visiting her mother in Little
Falls.
ii.' w
Continued on page 4 column 2.
io visiting
relatives in Phiibrook.
Henry  Walerius  is
F. D.   N
Virnig
subF'itiiliug on R
2, while Jos. H.
taking a vacation,
is
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